Question : Simple batch file help

I can't seam to get this to work properly. I was thinking that maybe I can't have IF statements within a FOR loop?? Hopefully my intentions are clear to you with this code sample. Basically I want to run a command against every computer in users.txt (the command is using psexec but I think that's besides the point) ONCE. I figured by creating another file with that computer name and checking for that I can skip computers Its already run against. Pretend like I have no control over that users.txt file and someone else is just adding random computer names to it including duplicates.

Thanks,

Steve
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FOR /f "tokens=*" %%a in (users.txt) do (
 
	If exist C:\Enabled\%%a.txt GOTO Skip
	
	Echo Already Ran > "C:\Enabled\%%a.txt"
	:Skip
)
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Answer : Simple batch file help

Since you have the else capability you could also just leave the condition as is and instead of using the skip just place the code adter the skip into the else.
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FOR /f "tokens=*" %%a in (users.txt) do (
 
    If exist C:\Enabled\%%a.txt (
	echo. 
    ) else (
        
        Echo Already Ran > "C:\Enabled\%%a.txt"
    )
)
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